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Real Estate Scenario in Jaipur
Real Estate Scenario in Jaipur
Real Estate Scenario in Jaipur
IN JAIPUR
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Jaipur has grown much beyond the old traditional Pink City which
used to confine within the seven gates and landscaped with old forts,
palaces and gates and buildings of historical significance. Favorable
demographics and economic growth have led to the expansion of
municipal limits and Jaipur now comprises other location apart from
just the old city. Today, areas like Ashok Nagar, Rambagh , Banipark
Gandhi Nagar, Vaishali Nagar, Civil Lines, C-Scheme, Malviya Nagar,
Patrakar colony and Jagatpura from the New City and represent
urban Jaipur.
The city is witnessing a vast real estate development, especially along
major roads connecting with the neighboring cities.
Located in northwest India, Jaipur lies approximate distance of 250 km
from Delhi-NCR. Apart from its culture and history, the city is also a
premier educational destination in Rajasthan and one the state. This
historic city has emerged as the third corner of golden triangle tourist
circuit, strategic location on the western Railway main line and the
Delhi-Jaipur National Highway 8. Jaipur has acquired a unique
importance as a regional Center of retail, commerce, administration,
education, production and marketing in the state of Rajasthan. The
multitude of new development projects coming up in Jaipur and its
ever-changing skyline are testament to its growth story.
Being the capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur offers innumerable options and varied opportunities in terms of both employment and
lifestyle. Enhanced connectivity, an upgraded airport at par with international standards at sanganer and being an important
part of the Golden Triangle along with Delhi and Agra, Indias most visited tourist circuit makes Jaipur a flourishing business
destination apart from just being the most popular city in Rajasthan. Ample parking facilities, congestion-free traffic in prime
city areas with a number of flyovers and bridges, well- carpeted roads and civilized people augurs well for the city. Viewing
the social life in the city, Jaipur boasts of several clubs that offer recreational facilities including indoor and outdoor sports.
Ranking high on tourism influx and activities, Jaipur also records other prospering factors. The city has observed a shift from its cultural focus to
a more evolving segment of modern technology centers. Social environment of the city is conducive for economic growth and prosperity. The
economic opportunities coupled with favorable linkage through railways, highways and international airport make it the favorite destination for
investors and entrepreneurs.
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Favorable demographics of the city add to its sustainability over long-term. The demographics
of the city add to its sustainability over long term. The demography of Jaipur is not just about
numbers or quick stroke figures but it gives insights into how the city is faring on a wider
canvas. Jaipur, by and far, is the largest and has been the only million plus city in the state of
Rajasthan in 2001. Its share in the states urban population was 15 per cent in 1991 which has
substantially grew to 17 per cent in 2001. Today the city ranks first in the state of Rajasthan,
showcasing the highest urban population. The population has increased from 2.3 million in
2001 to 3.07 million in 2011. And by 2025 the population is likely to double to a level of
approximately 6.5 million which shall generate huge demand of approximately 650,000
residential units. With shrinking size of the existing city area, majority of development is likely
to advance towards city suburbs, primarily along the growth corridors such as Ajmer road,
Sikar road, Sirsi road and Kalwar road. This phenomenon has already started to take shape
since 2005 as various growth corridors of the city observe quality upcoming projects all across.
In terms of SEC classification, around 30 per cent of the population of Jaipur recorded in the
Socio Economic Classification SEC of A and B, both the income and expenditure propensities
are at an all-time high indicating a higher paying capacity of the city residents as compared to
average Indian cities. The per capita annual household income of the Jaipur is approximately:
48,140 with an average saving of 40 per cent which further seconds the willingness of residents
to spend. The citys booming economy is also the main reason so many people migrated to
Jaipur in recent years in search of better living conditions and employment. All this is leading
to the transforming of Jaipur city towards proto-metropolitan. With wide spectrum of
opportunities offered in urban areas post-1991 economic reforms, prime cities of various states
have observed tremendous population migration and Jaipur is no exception to this
phenomenon.
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Residential
With overall growth of Jaipur in terms of population base and citys
infrastructure, developers are developing residential townships and
apartments in the city
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Jaipur has emerged a major commercial destination for various corporate bodies. At present, the demand
of office space in Jaipur is primarily led by the MNCs, banks and other financial institution. However, the
city is gast emerging as destination for IT/ITeS services in Rajasthan, with more than 100 IT/ITeS
companies already started their operations in Jaipur till date. As per the industry standards, the demand in
office spaces is mainly led by the IT/ITeS segment with approximately 65 per cent of the office space
demand is being generated by the IT/ITeS sector. The current growth trends of IT/ITeS developments in
Jaipur also showing early signs of similar scenario.
IT/ITeS exports from Rajasthan in 2010-11 stood at Rs. 4.92 billion, growing at a CAGAR of 25 per cent in
the preceding five years. Also, the top five IT companies (Genpact, Infosys, Deutsche Bank, Met cube
Software, Back office, IT Solutions), are all located in Jaipur, contributing nearly 75 per cent of IT/ITeS
exports from Rajasthan. Genpact is one of the first and till date the most prominent IT sector operators in
the city, providing employment to approximately 6,000 employees. Following the success story of Genpact,
a variety of IT companies have also moved into the city.
Fortune 500 companies such as coca -cola and McDonalds have already set their foot in the city. GE, the
company that changed the face of Gurgaon, has moved into Jaipur and this has paved way for the entry
of various other IT and ITES firms. Company that changed the face of Gurgaon has moved into Jaipur and
this has paved way for the entry of various other IT and ITES firms. Companies like Infosys and Wipro are
also schedule to set up bases in Jaipur. Thus, the city is the most significant driver of IT sector growth in
Rajasthan.
As per Bureau of investment promotion, approximately 80 per cent of IT/ITeS units in the state are located
in Jaipur alone. As of 2011, approximately 15,000 people directly employed in the IT/ITeS sector which is
expected to double in the next two-three years. With a variety of proposed IT developments in Jaipur, bulk
of the fresh employment in the sector is likely to be created in Jaipur. There may be a large quantum of
additional demand for commercial office space to the tune of approximately five million sq. ft. in Jaipur.
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Jaipur Advantage IT
An important initiative that is promoting the IT sector investment in the city
is Mahindra world city. These 3,000 Acers special Economic Zone is a
multi-product SEZ approved for IT/ITeS, engineering and related
industries, handicrafts and gems and jewelry, and is located along JaipurAjmer Highway (NH 8). Additional sectors proposed to be added within the
SEZ include apparel, logistics and warehousing. The economic hub is
located in close proximity to established areas of Jaipur, including the
Jaipur international Airport.
The developed area of the IT/ITeS zone of the SEZ is spread across
approximately 383 acres with proposed development scale of
approximately 750 acres. Approximately 35 IT companies have already
signed up with few corporates such as InfoTech running operations in full
scale. According to rough estimates, total working population of over
1,500,000 persons is expected once the SEZ commences full scale
operations. Some of the prominent companies operating within this SEZ
include Infosys, DBOI Global services, EXL SEZ, BPO solutions, Nucleus
software Exports, and Systweak software among others. Further, an
additional IT SEZ is planned in the corridor by Vatika group.
In addition to these developments, RICCO has also developed IT parks and incubation Centre in Jaipur. Moreover,
Rajasthan Industrial Corporation has also planned IT Parks in Sitapura with excellent connectivity With Jaipur. Eighty
per center of IT/ITeS units in the state of Rajasthan are located in Jaipur alone.
As of 2011, approximately 15,000 people are directly employed in the IT/ITeS sector which is expected to double in
the next two-three years, generating a demand of approximately 3 million sq ft. additional IT-based commercial office
space in the city.
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Historically, tourism and local handicrafts industries were the key economic contributors to the
city. Tourism industry has continued to see a boom with ever-increasing tourist inflows-both
domestic as well as foreign-year-over-year on the back of changing real estate scenario of the
city and the upgradation of city infrastructure. Moreover, a large supply of branded hotel rooms
in the city in recent past has also impacted positively on the tourism profile of Jaipur. More than
30miilion tourists visited the state in 2012 including close to 1.45million foreign tourists which
shows a sizeable increase of 5.5 per cent over the previous year. With upgradation of the airport,
domestic traffic handled by the Jaipur airport also increased from 986,386 in 2008-2009 to
1,316,362 in2012-2013. In recent times, the city has also become a key MICE destination
catering to large incentive tours, corporate residential meetings and weddings.
Jaipur reflects its grandeur through various heritage hotels which have been created by
converting forts, palaces and havelis. On one side, the city showcases eminent forts viz. Amer,
Jaigarh and Nahargarh fort that attract tourists to the city, and on the other side, there are endless
number of heritage hotel properties to suit the different budgets scenario and stature of the hotels
in Jaipur are getting better every year as the city is maturing on tourism front. Moreover, heritage
properties provide well decorated and embellished rooms, depicting the culture and flavour of
the city.
Viewing the supply statistics, approximately 500 new hotel rooms were added to the market in
2011-12 as compared to just 82 in 2010-11. Going forward, approximately 1,000 more hotel
rooms are expected to be completed by 2014-15 and in the long term, an addition of large
inventory of hotels in Jaipur, the average occupancy rate in the city has gone up by 1.7 per cent
since 23009, closing at 59.4 per cent in 2010-11, clearly indicating an increase in demand on the
back of improved supply. Eminent hotels in Jaipur including Rajputana Sheraton, country Inn
and Suites, Trident Hilton, Raj Villas, Park plaza, Holiday Inn, Fortune Select Bellacasa, Royal
Orchid, Ramada Inn and golden Tulip among others.
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The rise in population and increasing tourist inflow provides the perfect
platform for the city to be among the prominent consumer markets of the
country
Predominantly tradition in its outlook, Jaipur has witnessed in- roads by a variety of international and branded
companies within the retail sector. MC Donald's, Pizza hut, Shoppers stop, Cinepolis, Raymond and other prominent
chains have already set up their operations in Jaipur. Though the economy of the city was based on handicrafts and
household industries, with the growth of the service sector demand for organized retail along various business lines
viz. Lifestyle, electronics, grocery and hyper- marts has increased. The rise in population and increasing tourist inflows
also provides a platform for the city to be among the prominent consumer markets of the country.
Prime retail hubs of the city include MI Road, Railway Station Road, Bani Park, and Raja Park, JLN Marg, Bais
Godaam, Malviya Nagar and the Walled city. JLN Marg and Malviya Nagar are emerging as preferred choices for
retailers because of increasing residential population in the region and conglomeration of retail activity. The micro
market observes large format prominent malls with rentals comparable to prime main streets such as MI Road and CScheme.
Jaipur has an existing and under construction organized retail supply of approximately 6.28 million sq ft. Majority of
the organized commercial developments in the city comprise of a mix of retail and commercial office space. Further,
the retail space in such set-ups is typically of a small-scale (1, 00,000 sq ft.). Across majority of the small scale and
integrated commercial developments, while the lower floors (ground and first floors) are occupied by retail operators,
higher floors typically attract office space occupiers.
Further, majority of the retail stock in the city is primarily Grade B Stock. However, various upcoming and recently
completed retail developments in the city provide larger retail zones and better quality developments.
The pricing of retail space in Jaipur has observed marginal change over the past few years. While the prices in the
retail sector had substantially increased between 2005 and 2008, the looming economic slowdown in the second half
of 2008 had adversely affected the retail market sentimental in the past. The slowdown also increased vacancy levels
in several malls. Due to the same, capital prices and rentals in the retail sector in the city have witnessed low
movement. Over the past one-two years, the prices in the retail sector have primarily witnessed marginal growth in
capital and rental prices in prime established and upcoming commercial hubs of the city.
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Industrial Development
The development of DMIC is expected to create further
investment and employment in the state
Jaipur is one of the most industrialized districts of
Rajasthan. It has approximately 43 RIICO
industrial areas. As at start of FY 2013-14, the
district comprised of 11,659 registered MSME
units with a total investment of approximately Rs.
1,734.55 crore and provided employment to
1,17,039 people. In addition to the above, the
district also comprised of 44 large scale units. At
present,
manufacturing
contributes
approximately per cent to the district domestic
products. Further, approximately 1/3rd of this
contribution is from unregistered units,
highlighting that the employment and investment
in industrial sector is likely to be higher than
recorded by the respective government
agencies. This is a positive sign and factor for the
sustainable growth of Jaipur.
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Economic Dashboard
Jaipur contributed one-third of the total revenue from stamp duty and registration fees
in Rajasthan between FY 2007 and 2010. With large scale real estate development
post-2010, it is estimated the contribution may increase tremendously.
Coupling the IT growth story with the economic
dashboard of Jaipur, it is evident that the city is an integral
contributor to the economic output of Rajasthan
contributing approximately 15 per cent to the state dome
product. Between 2004 and 2009, the district domestic
product of Jaipur has increased by a CAGR of
approximately 17.9 per cent as compared to the state
domestic product CAGR of 15.8 per cent. Jaipur also has
the highest per capita income in the state.
Between 2004 and 2009 domestic product CAGR of 17.9
per cent as compared to the state domestic product
CAGR of 15.8 per cent. When compared to the state,
Jaipur economic activity highlights the high growth of
development and urbanization. As compared to 26 per
cent primary sector contribution in Rajasthan, Jaipur has
only 10 per cent primary sectors contribution indicating
large scale rural to urban migration and shifting
opportunities in secondary and tertiary sectors. That said,
in avenues such as banking and insurance, Jaipur
contributes approximately 43 per cent to the GSDP for
the sector of the state.
Among contributions from specific sectors within the
district product, construction and real estate services
account for 19 per cent to the economic contribution of
the district while real estate services (along with business
services and legal) contributes 8 per cent to the gross
district domestic product.
Real estate is also a prominent revenue source for the state where in Jaipur contributed 1/3rd of the total revenue from
stamp duty and registration fees in Rajasthan between FY 2007 and 2010. With large scale real estate development
post-2010 and completion of various residential, commercial and industrial projects in the region, it is estimated that
the contribution of Jaipur in the state's revenues may increase tremendously.
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With bolstering growth in real estate sector and increase in tourist level, there has been an
increase of 15 per cent annually in the gems and jewellery industry of Jaipur with a total turnover
of approximately rs.1,500 crore. However, over the past decade, progress has been seen in
the service oriented sectors across the country and Jaipur is no exceptions. At present,
service/tertiary sector is the top contributor to the gross district domestic product of Jaipur
district. The district has a contribution of 10 per cent from primary sector, 35 per cent from
secondary sector and 55 per cent from services/tertiary sector. Statistical information indicates
that around 64 per cent the services sector of district Jaipur is driven primarily by tourism,
banking and insurance, real estate and other business services.
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The zone includes Gandhi Nagar, Bapu Nagar, Raja Park, and Ram Bagh, C-scheme, Adarsh Nagar, Civil Lines
and MI Road. Comprising of posh residential colonies of Jaipur, the stand hub comprises of predominantly HIG and
upper-MIG population with good disposable income and higher density. The residential stock is primarily in the form
of plotted developments vary between plot sizes in C-Scheme which is located in immediate vicinity of the CBD.
From the residential development perspective, the location is dotted with high-end bungalows and independent
houses. However a variety of apartment complexes by renowned local builders can be witnessed with units in the
price bracket of Rs. 7,500-12,000 per sq ft. These developments are primarily small scale developments built over
large independent plots. Two eminent projects in the micro market include Satyaprakash Groups Royal Ensign and
Om Metal Infraprojects Ltd.s. Launched at an approximate price of Rs 900 per sq ft. in 2001, Royal Ensign today
commands a sale rate between Rs. 12,500-13, 00 per sq ft. in secondary market. Inventory in Pallacia too is available
at Rs 12750 per sq ft. In terms of absorption, only limited units are available in secondary market within Royal
Ensign. However, around 75 units have already been sold in Pallacia out of 152 since its launch a year back.
Civil Lines is a prime location of Jaipur. Apart from premium independent houses, premium small apartment
complexes have also been developed in the Civil Lines area. Other high income neighborhoods include Adarsh
Nagar, Raja Park, Tilak Nagar and Bapu Nagar among others. Apartment complexes in these micro markets are
available within a price bracket of Rs. 6,000-8,000 per sq ft. However, capital values have almost doubled in these
locations since 2008 wherein the same projects were available within a price band of Rs. 3,500-4,500 per sq ft. in
2008, showing a tremendous increase in demand for residential units in the region.
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The region comprise of upper middle and middle and middle income residential
neighborhood with medium to high density.
Northern and western sides of Jaipur are other developing regions of the city. Major developments in this catchment
comprise of Bani Park, Vaishali Nagar, Subash Nagar, Shastri Nagar Vidyadhar Nagar and Sodala apart from fast
emerging sub-urban markets such as Ajmer Road, Sikar Road and Kalwar Road.
Main city locations in this region comprise of upper middle income and middle income residential neighborhoods with
medium to high density. Colonies such as Bani Park and Vaishali Nagar attract a relatively affluent buyer in the region.
However, suburban locations are primarily an attraction for small investors and middle income population who are
looking for affordable segment housing. Growth corridors such as Sikar Road and Kalwar Road comprise of residential
developments in the form of group housing, township, etc.
Bani Park is a prime location in the northern hub of Jaipur, offering mix of commercial and residential developments.
Various government offices, the collectorate and civil court are also located in this region that initially comprised of
independent houses. However, a variety of premium apartment complexes have been developed here. Average capital
values in this area range between Rs. 5,000 and 6,500 per sq. ft. Which ranged between Rs. 3,000- Rs. 3,500 per sq.
Ft five years ago.
Vaishali Nagar is an affluent location in the western part of Jaipur. The region is a mix of good residential and
retail/commercial development with the presence of malls, multiplexes and good restaurants. Various PSU banks and
Telecom sector officers are located here. Select pockets of the colony comprise of large plots as well as low-rise floors.
However, select group housing projects by renowned regional developers are also being developed in the colony.
Sirsi Road is a prominent growth corridor and is located near Vaishali Nagar and Ajmer Road. It witnesses a host of
developer projects priced majority of which are priced between Rs. 2,500-rs. 3,500 per sq. ft. Residential developments
are located along Sikar Road. Kalwar Road also observes select residential projects along these corridors are priced in
the range of Rs. 2,000-3,500 per sq. ft.
Ajmer Road is another prominent residential corridor of the city. The initial stretch of the highway comprises of a variety
of residential developments across all formats including townships, group housing societies and residential plots. The
corridors has large presence of national developers as well including Omaxe, Vatika and Emaar among others.
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South Jaipur
Dominated by JDA
development and
independent
houses, this area is
in demand for
residential units
and has witnessed
sharp upward
movement in prices
post-2009
South Jaipur is located in close proximity of Jaipur international Airport and therefore marked primarily by various
commercial, retail and hospitality developments along with residential ones. Major locations in south Jaipur region
include Tonk Road, Jagatpura, Malviya Nagar, and Milap Nagar, Jai Ambe colony, Mansarovar, Diggi Road, Patrakar
colony and Durgapura. The residential localities in this zone also comprise of both plotted as well as group housing
developments.
With various high-end commercial and hospitality developments along Tonk road and JLN Marg, these regions have
emerged as prominent residential destinations. Malviya Nagar is a prime location in the southern precincts of Jaipur.
The location in the southern precincts of Jaipur. The location has a good mix of commercial, retail and residential
development. Jaipur international Airport Terminal 2 is located in vicinity to the region. Dominated by JDA development
and independent houses, few developer projects can be seen here. NRI colony is another prominent colony region
and comprise of bungalows and row houses.
Jagatpura is another emerging location in south- eastern Jaipur. The location is located in close proximity to Sanganer
Airport and Railway Station. With the metro route coming upto Jagatpura from central parts, this region is in demand
for residential units and has witnessed sharp upward movement in prices post 2009.
Residential developments along Tonk Road are also located in
vicinity to Jagatpura and are well-connected with the central
parts of city. While the location hosts numerous residential
projects, the demand in the region has been relatively slower.
Distance of localities from established areas of the city, lack of
infrastructure coupled with available supply in nearer locations
at affordable price points are among the key of factors for the
lower demand.
One of the key colonies in south-west Jaipur is Mansarovar. It
was established by the Rajasthan Housing Board and caters to
mix of LIG, MIG and HIG Segment. The region also comprise of
multiple group housing developments by regional developers.
Patrakar colony, located in the vicinity of Mansarovar colony is
witnessing several group housing developments and targetting
the mid-segment end-user and investors. Price points in the
region range between Rs. 2,700 and 3,500 per sq. ft.
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Looking forward
High urbanization level has attracted a variety of real estate and
infrastructure projects to cater to the needs of a region with predominantly
urban population
As per 2011 census, the urban population in Jaipur district stands at approximately 53 per
cent, growing by 35 per cent from the previous decade. The rate of growth of population of the
district during the same period is 27 per cent. Thus, the region is observing increased
urbanization which is faster than even the state and national averages which stand at 29 per
cent and 32 per cent respectively. The high urbanization level has attracted a variety of real
estate and infrastructure projects to cater to the needs of region with predominantly urban
population. Looking at the present growth rate of Jaipur, the state of infrastructure
developments in the city and region, strong economic base, socio economic profile and various
favourable policies of state government, it is estimated that Jaipur will be one of fast emerging
cities of India and will dominate its position in the world map.
The most prominent price range of all new projects in the suburbs
ranges from Rs. 2,000 Rs. 3,000 per sq ft. Further, it has been
noticed that 3 BHK is the most favored configuration for
residential units. However, some of the luxury projects at
prominent location in Jaipur witnessed a price range of Rs. 8,000
Rs. 12,000 per sq ft.
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